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 1     I|       of the waggon presented a somewhat comical sight, for though
 2     I|         was a little short cap, somewhat like a tin saucepan in shape,
 3    II|         enumerated prohibitions somewhat[Pg 55] grievous, but I know
 4    II|      the assurances you require somewhat complicate the matter. I
 5    IV|     that it struck Mr. Meyer as somewhat peculiar that when he met
 6    IV|         question took the judge somewhat aback at first, but he soon
 7    VI|   laudation from any one, so he somewhat curtly interrupted this
 8    VI|        under such circumstances somewhat akin to cowardice. Abellino,
 9   VII|       at Pressburg had restored somewhat the elasticity of his nerves
10   VII|      bled him, whereupon he had somewhat recovered his senses. They
11    IX|         that he had witnessed a somewhat similar scene in some German
12    IX|   kinswoman of her father's - a somewhat severe personage, I admit;
13  XIII|         good-natured appeal had somewhat confused his wife.~ ~And
14    XV| spreading civilization. It is a somewhat poorer diversion than spending
15    XV|       of her."~ ~"That would be somewhat singular."~ ~"Why should
16  XVII|       Pg 319] He must have been somewhat surprised at the conduct
17 XVIII|    matter," said Abellino, in a somewhat softer voice. "And what,